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o.s Death fren Cholera.

Nav YoRK. September 27.-There
was one death today among the
cholera stricken passengers on the
Italian steamer Alesia. Another
death Ia expected. The other patients
are reported 20 be doing we'll.
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cant. Zoe EIi.woT,h and yo,us,..r.

Both are the greatest iavorites
among yachtsmen, but the greatest
iavorite 10 Kinney Tobscco Co.'s cele-
brsted rev "White Cap" extra 6ne,
hsnd made. Kinney Tobacco %,
NV York.
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CARTER MEDICINE " :,
ce,v York d..
Health o. ~~alth-Dr. H-ssressrd's
Tonie sud Nervfne, the Great
Hreueh speefHe


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l,a. hytteria, tncapacity tor study or busi.
ness. paralysis, I'm pots nee, epilepsy, loss Of
remory, toitening Of the oraia, and all die
eases Of the nervous system may be nd
cAlly cured In either ser By TIE use az thu
unercellsd preparation, II IL q matter
treatment for the cure Of the loss % nerve
power, ard Dr., BeaureFard's Tonic an
kervine, amer many years trial In kurcpe,
directions, which are Afhxed 70 each bottle.
One boz equal 20 one months treatmsnti
Will cure recent cases. Price, st.oo = bon.
or slH borss for %. 90. Sent By mall prs.
boros 70 cure any case. with cash order ~.
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written guarantee 70 return the money II
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Some men fnd fault because they
are never lucky enough TO end any.
thing else.
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| have been for several years a sui.
iefer rom Hay Fever and severe head
colds, aud have tried other remedies
In hope OF getting relief, but have
found none that can compare with
T. y'e Cream Balm. would not be
without II i5r any consideration. IL
IL simply wonderful In liz effect upon
the nafal organs. an BURT,
WilmiaGton, N. O.
| can cheeriully recommend Eye
Dream Balm to the suffering public
Tor Hay Fever and ttoppage Of the air
passages have tried 10 and a I'd II
gives Immediate relief.
J.E. RECTOR,
~ Rock street. Little Rock. Arb
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nnsur. az. a.a na,.,.,o.

II headquarters for Little Giant Got
ton Preesee. Write 70 them for prIoss.
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Nofrs Dame Of Maryland

Pp.psrs,ory School iSr iis.is eiris, E.su
Z. q. lire mile. s iLs. s =, n., -
send for catAlosus.
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Juas. NaIhtr'. nuIius

o Zee this opinion. modiaed In this reipss
By report Of eonnittse on tbs iubjse, Jan
uafy N, isH0.
, 1887-02-17
Lots For Sale
IN WHITING,S ADDITION,

ON the installment tplan--one-third cash, the
balance In monthly payments OF $1,000
These lots are beautifully situated, b,ing
sheltered and commanding II splendid view
OF the surrounding country. Tney ire large
being 6ON1A0 feet, ana lying directly noTh OF
the city and bring but II - ar Is minutes wall
from tho post office, and but II short Distance
from the I'm prOVpmeutS thut nrG going on
and VIII be made during the season, water
cun be nd by digging from twenty-five to
thirty feet
| have several thrrr-acro lots on the blun,
considered 10y many to be the III. - Subur-
han property in ur around spokane Falls.
All these lots ave n .Outhc n exposure NJ d
com mmDnding an unObStruclcd view of the
valley rs well aS a beautiful vi, ~ OF the city.
Those wishing To purchase lots should see
this properly before buying elsewhere,
These lois viii more than dOunic In value
before the year is out.
Parties wishing tn see this property VIII
be convey to and from the additi n free.
The plat and maps can be sec n nt w
KohlhaufI's store, ON Howard stree I. 2.I DIV
, 1887-02-17

The Concordia ball lat evening
was grand success both socially
and financially, and the society may
be heartily congratulated. The
Germans, of all the nations on this
terrestrial orb, are probably the
greatest pleasure seekers and have
the knack OF thoroughly enjoying
themsel yes down to "a fine point.
They take the time for 1t, they make
business of II, and the people of
Spokane are indebted to their Teu.
tonic bret thren for he most enjoyn-
hle event OI the season. As was tlx-
pected the costumes were varied
ranging from the Brazilian prince TO
the Irish dynamiter. The first
prize Tor the prrttiest costume was
awarded to Miss Sritenbach, Flower
girl; best sustained character for la
dies to Mrs. jackson, as Topsy. For
gen lehen, prettiest costume to
Mr.. kaminsky, as Mephistopholes;
best maintained to Mr.. ID. Squire,
Irishman. Among the most rotic-
able costumes were: LudieS-Spring
Chicken, Miss Tilie Rudolph;
Flower Girl, Miss Seidenhlch;
Winter, Miss Edith Wallace; Tam.
hourne Girl, Mrs stephens; Topsy,
Mrs. Jackson; Sailor Girl, lis,
lSlnvur; Queen of Spades, Carrie
Haas; Queen Of Hearts, Miss
Sadie Dennis; Peasant Girl,
Mrs. Gray.
GENTLEMEN.
British home guard, Willie Kohl
houtf; Madagascar dude, Mr.. O'Con-
nor; Russian hussnr, Mr. Green;
Cheney. Belle, Mr. Lyons; Devil, S j
Richard; Macbeth, Mr. Seaman; Adj
niral Porter, Jean GerInond; Nabob,
Simeon Siedenbark; Knight of La
tOr, B Wise; Barber Pole, Mr. Dyer;
Half.and-half, w A Corey; Clown,
F,a TX Guse; Catcher, F A Domke;
Chief Moses, g Hanna; Siwash,
Chas Carson; Crazy Quill, Mr. Blanch
ard.
The dancing was prolonged far
into the night and joy seemed un-
confined We understand that the
proceeds of the ball will he devoted
TO an addition to the building.
, 1887-02-17

donna an enthusiastic welcome by
the largest audience ever seen with
IN four walls in Spokane Falls. The
delightful melodies of the "Bone-
minn Grip VIII he heard entranr-
lngly sung by Emma Abbott as
Airline; Lizzie Arirnndale ns Gipsey
Queen; the Spanish tenor Niche.
lena a1 Thnddens Pruette, the
< eat baritone rs Count Arnhcim,
and Allen, the irresistible comedia
rs DinlshOrf.
, 1887-02-17
strike Ended.

PITTsBuRG, Feb. 1I.-At Connels-
willie, Pa special says: The strike Of
yard men OF the Pittsburg, McKees-
port Il fonghongery railroad has been
settled, the company conceedng the
increase IN wages demanded, Trains
are running us r,sunl to-day.
, 1887-02-17
WASHINGTON NOTES.
THE PoLYGAMY BILL.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-It is learned
that the section OF the anti.polygamy
bill that passed the house,
which excludes from the regis
tration lists the names of
all persons who refuse to take an
oath to obey the Edmund's act, has
been made much more stringent by
the conferees In its present shape
the section excludes from registration
those who refuse to support the law
OF 1882, the Edmund's act, or this
amendatOry act, or who practice and
albeit, or nvow q belief in polygamy.
The conferees in adding these restric.
tions to the original bill were animat-
ed by q desire to prevent the encourage
ment and sustenance of polygamy by
persons who keep within the letter OF
the law by refraining from the prac-
tice OF polygamy while openly avowing
their belief in the doctrine. y
AN APPOINTMENT.
The president has appointed Alex.
@. Haskell, Of Columbia. 8. c., govern
ment director of the Union Pacific rail-
way company, vice e. p. Alexander,
resigned. . sns, q, T.
, 1887-02-17

Notice Is hereby given that the board Of
commissioners for the county Of Spokane
will receive sealed proposals to sell
grounds for the use OF said county in the
matter Of locating n site for the construc-
tlon Of county buildings. Said sealed pro-
posals will be received up to Friday, the
lSth day Of February, 1887, 10 IA. M , ani
will be opened by said board at 2 O'Clock
p. IN. of said day. BY order of the hoard.
o dtd Is. G. VAN HOUTEN, Auditor.
, 1887-02-17

ANARCHISTS WORK,

PARIS, Feb. 12.-Anarchists assert
that the outrages ut Lyons and
Stetienne are only the beginning of
the anarchists campaign in France.
owe talked too long," they say. "Ac-
ton is now needed"
, 1887-02-17

Rev. IL. Ii EVEN, PAVILION n, V
says OF Gilmore'> Aromatic Wine: II be-
ieve 1t to be a most desirable remedy to
be placed in every family" Sold by ".
q. Demert.
, 1887-02-17
AN APPOINTMENT

=. y. CAsr, Of Dagxests Nills, Pa., ssy
~ saved the I've ef 6ia Ohild Wikh ceoun
ey rselng 0Nnors's Magaeee K3i1If.
e9os6 ~ Y. @. poUes1,
, 1887-02-17
ESGl. AN ID.
PARLIAMENTARY NOTES.

LONDON, Feb. 11.--Parnell is draft
ing II bill to extend the benefits of the
land act to Glebe tenants and holders
in town parks as well as lease holders.
No liberal whip has been issued for
to-nights division on Parnelps amend
ment to the address.
, 1887-02-17

Willis l.. Culver, OF Pavilion, n. Y.
says that Gilmore's Magnetic Elixir cured
him Of long Standing Throat and Lung
trouble sold by V. &. Demert
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CuKw Sol Coleman Koko.

CHKw Sol Coleman'z Koko.
MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 22i 2d ".
" you want all pro lurlbCr call on
Bhnkley Lumber Company, l2i JET
ierson street.
500 cords Of wood given away by
persona hauling II, at woodruff Lum.
Der Company mills
60 TO p. Cunniugbam's wagon fac.
tory, corner Doto,o sDd Monroe
streets, 10 order your dTiyg.'
sN ks the Mexican Twist, 1, Cjle
mans
Mia W. II. HoRroS's School, on
McLsmnre avenue, will open on Sep
TENDER 8 b. For pAfiiculars apply 10
the principal on premises. Telephone
Si6.
STANLEY 4 ANDERSON, funeral dir.
ectors and embAlmeTs, b5 Madison
street, arc folly prepared 10 iurniah
chairs NJ reaidenCcs, when ordered, Tor
the accommodation OF friends.
DoS'r buy Steam Erg,be,, Cine,
Feedeis, CoLdenfors, Cotton Prssses,
Ctton Elevator Fame, and other Ma.
chinery, before seeing Woods &Woods,
232 Second street. They Keep these
goods In stock, and can ship o. short
notice.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The ttesm,r.iT. n. Sims arrived
rom ~. Louis nj o'clock this morn.
ing, aud will leave on the return trip
at noon today.
Gen. q. p. NJ Turner will deliver
prohibition lecture at the big tent
IN Fort Pickering. Wednesday night
at \ o'clock A arge cfosd Of work.
ing people IA expected.
"A prolraotei meeting ia In progress
In the Germ tn,own Presbyterian
church. Rev. Il. X Evans has had
the AZ liBtAnce n the Rev 4. q, Cald.
well dnrlng the past week.
"A lecture on "Ifiah Al Ira" will
be delivered IN the Knights Of lnnis.
fail Tall tonight by Mr.. William F.tE.
gerald, late a Cbicago, under the
auspices Of the Irish National League.
seat i;ee.
The Police Cont al thriving
bneiness yesterday, Assessing 4 o.
aeains offenders aggfega'ing nearly
1900. Even President MADDEN or
Justice Bury could not have dolo
much better.
-Audfev Cassidy and Mlss Medara
A, Cooke, Thomas w. Wilkiuton aud
Miss Alrna Lsne, Ssmus. l.. Jlueu
aud Miss Mary W. Hln,s. the latter
couples colorrd, were rtitrdsy isruod
license 20 we'd.
The Christian Br1ihcn' College
had a most success al opening, the NJ
tendance n very eeleci lot II
students amounting 10 100. The
collJg IL rnnhing ahead u ~ former
numbers quite rapidly.
Pat MaloWney and Bob League
were tried yesterday by Justice BaTiy
ilr aBdantirg the proprietor OF the
saloon No. gig + on street The iorMef
Wa, bound over TO the Criminal q All
in the sun Of 1900, while League w.s
discharged.
Late last night oireworn woman
with u chid la Der arms, followed by
three otuer small children, poorly clad
ard evidently suffering from hugo,
walked up 10 the sergeant dtsk al
the police station and nked 30 be-
given sleeping accommodations for
tho night The unfortunate woman
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THE MEMPHIS MEETING.
A Wise Move by the Onicers Of the
Jockey Club.
Nine Rays Instead OF Fiye-what
the Chicago "Horseman" Thinks
OF the Bluff CITY.

The change Of dates In the fall meet
ing OF the New Memphis Jockey Club
has advantages that the general pub
lie do not fully understand, and the
officers have taken a wise step. Lex.
ington has a six days meeting and II
was to outsirip thst city the change wa,
made. The original idea was to run
five snccsssive daye, from October 18Th
to 23i, which gave no opportunities
for extra racing. Under the revised
schedule the meeting takes on the ep-
pemaDce oil nine days, and almost
guarantees crushirg attendance each
day. With the large number Of horses
and turimen In attendance, the pros.
pecte are excellent for racing sport on
each OF the nine days, the alternate
ones being in the nature OF extra
events.
The Ohicsgo H1rseman, a publ lea
tion decidedly fatteriug and friendly
toward Memphis, has this to ray 10 its
issue Of September let:
with the autumn meeting OF the
Memphis Jockey Club the legitimate
racing season OF the Sonth and West
Gomez to close. 81 rapid Ia the
season passiDg that II seems but yes
terday that the flsg dropped for the
fret time, yet We have before us the
liet containing the stakes 10 be run at
this popular Tennessee gathering.
The meeting will commence on Octo.
Der 18Th and cloee on the 9th, run.
Ding on alternate days, with extra In.
teTveniDg days when sysil.bls. The
nomination list will cose on Septem.
Der 10Th. The Tennessee etc eplechese
stake is a handicap for all ages, with
80 entrance 10 accompany the uoni.
nation, and SIS additional from thoee
who start. The distance 10 abou. one
mile and three furlongp. This Is the
ast chance tho timber toppers will
have OF earning their oate, so that a
full list may be expected. The Ciu.
Esns' selling sweepstake lie for three
year olds aud upward, $40 entrance
TO accompany the noDina.
ton, with $40 additional from
starters. The minimum selling
price 10 $1,000 and the distance is one
mile and O quarter. The Peabody
handicap Ia for three year olds and
upwards, 80 each, with $50 addllioral
IRON thole who start. The distsnce n
one mile ard a iuriopg, TIE S.ny.
yessnt stake is tor three year Odds a
even weights, ITO pounds esch. The
entrance fee 10 $40, with $40 add d
For tho two year olds the Gns,ou
Hotel stake 10 provided. The eutrsuce
is IS, with S25 from Btarters, and The
distance lie three quarters OF a mile
The added money in each stake ID
from $500 TO $500. The Msmphir
course hal been wideBed ard i'm.
proved, aud VI need not eay that the
Management Ia exceedingly popular.
To ownera who intend TO w!nisr In
the souh, this meeting presents en-
excellent opportunity OF pref ably
spending a week an route, or Of tai ine
part In the meeting and making Mem.
phis their winter quarters"
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gave the name Ct Mrs. Rseee Harris,
and said that she was anxious TO 20 to
Atlantis, Ga She and her children
are appealing objects OF charity, and
II would be generous In those able to
do 80 to assist the destitute family to
their destination.
"A transcript Of the will Of F.
Eugene Whitfield, deceased, was ad.
mitted to probate yesterday. The
Court also appointed Dr.. j. W. H..
Wamack, q. Maddox and j, ]. Scott
commissioners to get apart years.
support for the widow OF r. NJ. John
son, deceased.
Friday afternoon p, H, Clay, go.
SCISSOR Of Missisaippi county, Ark, was
shot and killed by b man by the name
OF Morrow. Both, II Is stated, were
somewhat under the infuepce OF
iquor when the fstaL difficulty was
begun. Clay is well known to q great
many people in Memphis.
-"Tommie," said a New Mexico
lady, addressing her sln, "you
shouldn't make go free with the gen:
tlemaD. You never saw him before"
"Yessum. / have. He's The man that
shot pap" "0h he's oneoi the depu.
tiesP Did he ray when they would
kill another crap.shooter2'
Nancy Ford, tried by Justice But
tenbeig on charge oil sbducting Ada
Atkinson, aHxaep year Old colored
girl, from her Mississippi home for
immoral purposes, was bound over to
the Criminal Court and sent TO Jail In
default OF $1,000 bail. lie Hutchine,
also colored, and for completely in the
same affair, Was treated likewise.
Justice Barry yesterday tried four
negroes captured In sIad on the
White Elephant saloob, on Froo
street, Saturday night, on the charge
OF crap shooting, Although theirs ore
indispu,able evidences thai crap shoot
ing Ia one OF the fne arts 10 the above
establishment, there was no proof
fixing II on the four negroes arrsigned
aud they were discharged.
w. O. Alternately, a well known
colored citiz'n who lives at No. q
Bssle street, brought 10 the APPEAL
tfiice yesterday most Singular ear o
corn. II 10 Of usual good size, ard thu
peculiarly Of II lis that each
grain ie shuck covered, jnst Ike the
whole ear 10. The corn was grows
on the farm Of a man named Thomp
son.. on Seven Mile Island, or ID,
Tennessee river, opposite Sheffield
| Ala.
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enough TO do them while in Memphis.
They counted mp and. gave him the
amount, That's not much, but you
will be out In few days. While he
was talking two men, who had been
searching Tor tie body OF Easter, came
up and said ~ me: They murdered
that negro, and we have found his
body in the river. 1t has bsen taken
out, aid you are wanted 10 hold the In
guest Twas about ten feet from Cof-
man nj the time, and turned to see
what effect the information had upon
him. He was looking blsnkly at the
parties who brought the information,
and turned pale. / went to him and
said, Mr.. CofimaD, will have to can.
Gel your $500 bond aud send you 10 Jail,
at the same time telling Mr.. fleetwood
to take him in custody. Weber had
lied to Memphis, but the authorities
were not Informed, because we knew
nothing OF the serious turn, and he
escaped. took two white men with
me to bold the Inquest, and determined
TO gather mp two more along the way.
AS we passed The mill took Thorn,
the mill engineer, along as q witness.
and also found two other white men
Tor jurors. Casters body was taken
to Coflmsn's mill and buried. Il was
not taken to Brunswick at all. Out at
the scene the negroes kept coming up
to mo with what they claimed to be
strong evidence, and one Of them urged
me to be cure and have Mrs. Thorn AZ
a witness, stating that he had heerd
that lady remark the morning after
Esstei's disappearance, I'm sorry TO
hear oil Jim's miBiOrtune, as always
got along with him. la riding back to
town Thorn was with us, having been
taken In custody for appearance be-
fore the jury next day. l asked him
what he knew about the case, and he
replied Nothing at ALL i then asked
him how II was that his wife knew
something about II and he did not.
He answered that no was not aware
his wife knew anything about II.
A lew minutes later he remarked that
he Was not surprised. and really ex
ptcled TO DO killed before, saying
further that II / would insure him
protection he would tell all he knew.
inquired whom he feared, and he 10.
piled 'Ooffman and his crowd. They're
n hard lot Prot, ciion was prom ed,
and he told me openly what he swore
TO on Saturday"
Where was the negro shot y
asked the rep )rteT, as Justice Hughes
seemed 10 have reached lhs end Of bis
account.
"ln the left breast, below the right
eye, through the neck, In the top Of
the head, and through the
right shoulder from the top. These
must have been fred after the negro
was In the water"
What part did Mcmahon take In
the sflaiT7"
According 10 the evidence, McMa.
hon left the mill with Coilman and
Walker on the night Of the killing,
aud Webbor was left behind TO lock
the office door. After doing this he,
too, disappeared, and Is supposed 10
have rejoined the party"
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Syrup OF Figs,

Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Oompsny, San Francisco,
ca. is.ps ure'c OH true laxative. II
Is the most essiy taken and the most
Pleasantly affective remedy Known TO
cleanes the system when billions or
onslive, to dispel headaches, colds and
levers, TO cure hsbi,ual constipation,
indig' stion, etc. For sale Ia 80 ceat
and 81 bottles by II J. Heister, and
all leading druggists VarViest &
90, q. W. Jones q 90, ". N. vii.
k6r'on q Co, Mansfield & Go. have
bsen appointed wholesale agents. at
Memphis.
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Commencing Wodnefdiy, Septem.
brr IN, and 9Th, aud f,r each follow.
ing Monday and rhuradaY until Octo-
Der 20 b, the kansas CITY, Springfield
aud NJ mphia railroad (6n.f ioutel
will sell round trip tickrt1 70 ~. L5u,s
q. il2 %, god ilt Eve 1--we
n. u. FLLIs,
Ticket Agent, 81 Nad.f0n street.
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AN Eye Oy CANADA.
A Crook, supposed Co He. Wanted
tD Memphis, On the Ragged Ridge.

The ehlei Of police yesterday re-
ceived the f1llowing from the Nc
Kenzlo Detective Agency, al winni.
peg, Manitoba, Canada;
"lncloted fad a cut. The original
oil this cut Ia wanted 10 your city. lie
was In your city tome four or Il 10
years ago and swindled q man out Of
quite a large cum Of money. think
the victims Dame 10 Rodgers, and
that he keep or did Keep a
grocery store. This dandy went
In company with Rodgers, and
while RItgers wa away from
home tile chap spld out the stock
aud left Tor parts unknow'. He IL
ono 81 the worst swindlers in this
country. He has hetn here Tor four
months, but has II d. lilo Ia now in
The United States within 100 yards OF
the line. He dare not leave there.
Now, " your chg'ge Is strong enough
~ convict let me know AZ once before
he leaves the inc. lie IL going 10 try
aud get into Mexico. He receives
Letters from = girl IN yonr city. De-
ecfiption- r. irty.one years old, i've
feet seven inches tall, weighs 1875 or
10 pounds, yellow hair ord yhisken.
lie wear0 the fines, Of clothes.
Was hJro 90 Dr. Oryille. | know
you hsve good charge II you
can place the man. II you want him
answer Ivy sire, and viii 90 over the
line aud arfest and hold him till YOU
come. There 10 woman la YOU
city that keeps this man posted. |
am unable 20 guther name. Watch
her. II abe geis on 70 this che will
post him and he will d.. lie sN lec.s
90 marry hetslm, DAY."
The officials ~ ones began search
OF the re irds IN see II the man do.
fcribsd had In TACT committed snch
crime, bit mp toa late hour last night
hal iouLd no record rotating g. 10.
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A Nook,. Credentials.

A young woman presented herself
at a restaurant and atked for the pc
tition OF cook.
What can you do2" asked the pro-
prie,or.
81 eau make seventy sandwiches
with only a quarter Of a ponnd OF but
ter and get away with rs much koko
tolu a. any other woman living"
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forepsugh a. samwrIrs mammoII
Circus Killed for One Week.

Frank Huflhap, the general advor.
tieing agent for Forepaush & sam.
well's great show, which Ia without a
competitor on the road, arrived In the
city today, and will At once proceed
10 plaster every available place on
wall and fence with the realistic litho.
grsphs OF what toe immtDse show will
be. The special train bearing the
greet caravan oi interesting studies far
the etudent Of natural history and tho
inimitsble ar,lsts, 10th daring In fete
aud aide splitting In jsst. viii arrive
Ia the city on September 1911 and
remain one week, giving tso perform.
ances daily.
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PhIIndeIphI. and u,,n,.

The Lon eville and Melville rail.
road will cell round trip tickets 20
Philadelphia ON september Sh 10
l1th, inclusive, for ESQ 81, round trim
u ktts, good returning tiIl Sspt, mher
I'd Trough sleeper without
th.rHe. Got tickets aLd bCr.ts from
:. l.. Filley, agent.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-06

CnicAGo.-The crews OF two Chi-
cage, Burlington aud q iincy engines
a. Psckington went out on strike
this morning after reiusing 10 hwi ca
some Lake shore care. Tho strike IL
the Iesu Of tfeawitchmeh's OBJ otion
to handling any except the cars OF the
road ihoy work for.